How to Open the Fuel Tank Cap on a Land Rover?

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AlexanderLynn
07/29/25 1:56am
Land Rover does not have a separate fuel tank cap switch. Simply press the fuel tank cap when the central locking system is unlocked to open it. Land Rover is a British luxury all-terrain SUV brand, founded by Maurice Wilkes, with three main product series: the Range Rover series, the Discovery series, and the Defender series. Taking the Range Rover 2021 5.0SC V8 SVA Ultimate Long Wheelbase as an example: it features a front suspension type of double-wishbone independent suspension, a rear suspension type of multi-link independent suspension, is equipped with a full-time four-wheel-drive system and a Torsen central differential, and uses a monocoque body structure.
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VonMason
08/12/25 5:58am
I've driven several Land Rover models and found that opening the fuel filler cap is actually quite simple, especially if you're a new owner. Generally, when you park to refuel, first make sure the doors are unlocked – because most Land Rover models have electronic locking systems. Then, there's usually a button with a fuel pump symbol either on the driver's side door panel or on the center console – just press it. For example, when I drove the Range Rover Sport, that button was near the steering wheel; a gentle press produced a click sound and the cap popped open. But sometimes the button location varies by model – older Discovery models might have it below the center console. If the button doesn't work, check if the car key has unlocked all doors, or try pressing the fuel cap itself to see if there's a mechanical release switch. Remember to confirm the engine is turned off before refueling to prevent accidental startup hazards. A quick tip: if the cap gets stuck or won't open, don't force it – it might be a blown fuse or frozen, so visiting an authorized dealership is safer.
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